Good but Some Clunkiness

  • Dave Loebig

    (@pacesettermedia)


    7 years ago

    This plugin seems to work and suffices for a free option for sure (you know, it’s free…even if it didn’t work, it suffices for free, right?)

    >> The directory default is “/download/” and apparently that can’t be changed.

    >> When pages are created under “/download/” for login and dashboard, they redirect to the home page. (Other child pages of top-level parents work fine on this site.) This could be a function of the server or hosting service. Not sure.

    >> No settings to change the default directory.

    >> When a log-in page is added under another top-level directory “get-files”, the page works and does NOT redirect to the home page.

    >> When that log in page is set as the log-in page in the plugin settings, the plug-in doesn’t use this log-in page. It links to the default WordPress log in page.

    >> Documentation is sparse.

    This can work for my limited purposes, thank you. But it doesn’t “just work”, required some fiddling around. It’s not as elegant as could be.

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  • Plugin Contributor W3 Eden, Inc.

    (@w3eden)

    Hi,
    Thanks for your detailed review. The option to change base slug is available, but sorry that, we had to keep it in pro version only.

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